INTRODUCCION
BIBLICA
E. LOUND
A. LUCE
1
SECTION
1:
HERMENEUTICA.
RULES
OF
INTERPRETATION
OF
SCRIPTURE.
BY
E.
LUND
/
P.C.
NELSON
PROLOGUE
A
book
of
this
nature
is
a
great
need
in
speaking
countries
Castilian.
For
years
the
Kirst
edition
sold
out
and
could
not
meet
demand
of
the
many
who
asked.
After
it
was
published
in
"Journal
Homiletics,"
but
needed
two
volumes
of
this
publication
to
bring
together
all
the
work
and
therefore
has
seen
the
need
to
publish
in
book
form.
Its
author,
Dr.
Lund,
can
be
considered
the
most
proliKic
and
prestigious
master
Bible
studies
in
the
Spanish
language,
and
his
name
is
already
well
known
for
a
long
time
by
scholarship
and
value
of
their
productions.
The
same
Melndez
Pelayo
qualiKies
for
philologist,
and
that
when
Dr.
Lund
dominated,
more
of
the
languages
in
which
they
wrote
Bible,
six
or
seven
European
modern
languages;
but
later,
having
undertaken
work
missionary
in
the
Philippines,
has
cultivated
a
number
of
languages
and
dialects
of
that
archipelago,
having
translated
the
entire
Bible
to
panayano
and
New
Testaments
to
dialects
Cebu
and
Samar.
Both
"Help
Preacher"
as
said
before
"Journal
Homiletics"
and
its
many
tracts,
pamphlets,
articles,
etc.,
show
the
energy
and
activity
of
its
author,
as
well
as
competence
in
Bible
study,
and
also
their
works
avaloran
the
strictest
Kidelity
to
the
sacred
text
and
purity
of
the
doctrines
exposed.
We
hope
that
this
time
is
a
real
blessing
for
all
who
read,
whether
preachers
and
evangelists
or
simply
Christians,
lovers
of
Bible
study.
CHAPTER
1:
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
STUDY
1.
One
of
the
Kirst
science
the
preacher
must
know
is
certainly
the
hermeneutics.
But
how
many
preachers
know
that
not
know
her
name.
What,
then,
hermeneutics?
The
art
of
interpreting
texts,
"replies
the
Dictionary
.
But
hermeneutics
(Greek
hermenevein,
interpret),
which
we'll
take
care
forms
part
of
exegetical
theology,
or
whatever
it
is
the
correct
understanding
and
interpretation
of
biblical
scriptures.
2.
Peter
himself
admits,
speaking
of
these
Scriptures,
that
among
New
Testament
"are
some
things
hard
to
understand,
which
ignorant
and
unstable
wrest,
as
they
do
the
other
Scriptures
(the
Old)
for
self-destruction
themselves.
"And
for
more
misfortune
and
calamity,
when
these
unlearned
in
hermeneutical
skills
are
presented
as
learned,
twisting
Scripture
to
prove
their
errors,
carry
with
multitudes
to
perdition.
3.
Such
foolish,
intended
scholars,
have
been
always
heresiarchs
or
errorists.
From
the
false
prophets
of
old
to
the
Papists
of
the
Christian
era,
and
eddstas
and
Russellites
today.
And
any
preacher
who
ignore
this
important
Science
will
often
perplexed,
and
easily
fall
into
the
error
of
Balaam
and
the
gainsaying
of
Core.
The
main
weapon
of
the
soldier
of
Christ
is
Scripture,
and
if
know
their
value
and
ignores
legitimate
use,
what
soldier
is?
4.
No
more
persecuted
by
enemies
book
or
book
more
tortured
by
friends,
the
Bible,
because
the
last
thing
to
ignorance
of
all
sound
rule
of
interpretation.
"
This,
brethren,
should
not
be.
This
godsend
has
not
come
to
us
for
it
we
use
each
to
their
own
taste,
mutilating,
or
twisting
to
our
downfall.
5.
Let
us
remember,
that
these
multifarious
circumstances
surrounding
the
production
wonderful
book,
exhibitor
require
its
study
detainee
and
always
"according
to
knowledge,"
according
to
hermeneutical
principles.
a.
Among
the
writers,
"holy
men
of
God,
for
example,
who
spoke
always
moved
by
the
Holy
Spirit,
"we
Kind
people
as
varied
category
and
education,
such
as
priests,
as
Ezra;
poets
like
Solomon;
prophets,
which
Isaiah;
warriors,
like
David;
shepherds,
which
Amos;
statesmen
such
as
Daniel;
sages,
like
Moses
and
Paul,
and
"Kishers,
men
.
unlearned,
"like
Peter
and
John
Of
these,
about
formulating
laws,
like
Moses;
others
write
history,
as
Joshua;
he
writes
psalms,
like
David;
that
one
Proverbs,
Solomon;
about
prophecies,
like
Jeremiah;
other
biographies,
as
the
evangelists;
other
letters,
like
the
apostles.
b.
In
terms
of
time,
Moses
lived
400
years
before
the
siege
of
Troy
and
300
years
before
the
ancient
sages
of
Greece
and
Asia
appear
as
Thales,
Pythagoras
and
Confucius,
living
John,
the
last
biblical
writer,
some
1500
years
after
Moses.
c.
Regarding
the
place,
were
written
in
places
as
different
as
are
the
center
Asia,
the
sands
of
Arabia,
the
deserts
of
Judea,
the
porticoes
of
the
Temple,
schools
of
the
prophets
at
Bethel
and
Jericho
in
the
palaces
of
Babylon
in
the
banks
of
Chebar
and
in
the
midst
of
Western
civilization,
taking
the
Kigures,
symbols
and
expressions
of
the
practices,
customs
and
scenes
offered
as
varied
times
and
places.
The
biblical
writers
were
fully
inspired,
but
not
such
that
proves
superKluous
warrant
to
search
the
Scriptures
and
to
set
aside
consideration
such
a
variety
of
people,
issues,
times
and
places.
These
circumstances,
naturally.
inKluenced
but
not
certainly
divine
truth
expressed
in
biblical
language,
but
the
language
itself,
which
is
occupies
hermeneutics
and
how
accurate
is
to
understand
the
preacher,
interpreter
or
Bible
expositor.
6.
A
brief
general
observation
on
this
language,
perhaps
make
us
more
Pat
still
great
need
of
knowledge
of
rules
of
sound
interpretation
for
proKitable
scripture
study.
Certain
learned,
for
example,
have
always
lived
"incommunicado"
about
the
biblical
language
are
such
language
shocking
or
inconsistent
with
his
imaginary
ideal
of
divine
revelation,
all
the
superabundance
of
all
kinds
of
words
and
Kigurative
and
symbolic
expressions
that
occur
in
Scripture.
Some
knowledge
of
hermeneutics,
not
only
them
rid
of
this
difKiculty,
but
perhaps
persuade
them
that
such
language
is
divine
by
excellence,
as
is
the
more
scientiKic
and
literary.
7.
A
famous
scientist
used
to
insist
that
their
scientiKic
collaborators,
in
the
chair,
embody
the
invisible
because,
he
said,
"only
in
this
way
can
we
conceive
existence
of
the
invisible
working
over
10
visible.
"But
this
idea
of
science
Modern
is
older
than
the
Bible
itself,
as
indeed
was
God
Kirst
incarnated
his
invisible
thoughts
visible
objects
in
the
Universe,
thus
revealing
and
illustrated
himself.
"Because
what
is
known
of
God
...
God
He
has
shown
it;
because
it's
invisible
qualities-his
eternal
power
and
divine
nature,
You
clearly
seen
since
the
creation
of
the
world,
being
understood
by
the
things
that
are
made.
"(Rom.
1:20).
Here,
then,
the
visible
universe,
taken
as
gigantic
divine
dictionary,
overpopulated
countless
words
that
are
visible
objects,
living
and
dead,
assets
and
liabilities,
symbolic
expressions
of
its
invisible
ideas.
Nothing
more
natural,
then,
that
by
inspiring
Scripture
use
its
own
Dictionary,
taking
us
through
the
visible
to
the
invisible,
the
incarnation
of
thought,
thought
itself;
by
the
objective
to
the
subjective,
the
known
and
familiar
to
the
unknown
and
spiritual.
8.
But
this
was
not
only
natural,
but
absolutely
necessary
in
view
of
our
that
abandoning
that
teacher
that
blinds
the
minds,
adopt
Christ
Maestro,
you
will
see
and
understand
the
truth,
because
God
promises
"route
to
the
humble
.
by
trial
and
teach
them
his
way
"(1
Cor
2:14;
the
2nd
Choir.
4:
3-6;
Psalm
25:
9).
3.
It
must
be
a
lover
of
truth,
because
who
will
take
care
of
looking
with
interest
and
collect
what
is
not
appreciated
and
esteem?
De
imperative
to
study
the
Sacred
Scripture
is
a
heartfelt
desire
to
know
the
truth.
And
Please
also
refer
this
that
man
by
nature
has
such
a
heart,
but
rather,
a
heart
that
Klees
the
spiritual
truth
and
embraces
preferably
the
error.
"The
light
came
into
the
world
-
Jesus
says
of
himself-but
men
loved
darkness
rather
than
light.
"Even
more,
he
says,
that
"they
hated,"
and
here's
why
its
growing
blindness
Abomination
pass
persecution
and
cruciKixion
of
persecution
Maestro.
"Leaving,
well
...,
delusion,
says
Peter,
desire,
as
newborn
born,
spiritual
milk,
that
is
the
truth
revealed.
"The
one
with
this
desire
the
looking,
searching
the
Scriptures,
also
shall
Kind
it.
Because
at
that
"the
Father
of
give
glory
spirit
of
wisdom
and
revelation
in
the
knowledge
"Yes".
The
secret
Jehovah
is
for
those
who
fear
him,
and
shew
them
his
covenant
"(John
3:19,
20.;
The
Peter
2:
1,2:
Efe.
1:17,
Psalm
25:14)
4.
Also
you
should
be
patient
in
the
study,
then,
what
will
a
person
advancement
impatient,
Kickle
and
cambiadiza
in
any
work
undertaken?
For
all
this
virtue
is
needed.
When
Jesus
said,
"Search
the
Scriptures,"
uses
a
word
denoting
the
work
of
the
miner
who
digs
and
stir
the
earth
seeking
to
diligence
precious
metal,
engaged
in
a
work
that
requires
patience.
The
Scripture
necessarily
be
rich
in
content
and
inexhaustible,
as
bowels
of
the
earth.
And
therefore,
certainly,
God
has
willed
that
in
some
parties
were
deep
and
hard
penetration.
Moreover,
the
fruit
of
patience
It
is
delightful
and
the
more
patience
has
been
used
to
Kind
a
treasure,
both
more
appreciated
and
much
more
delightful
place.
Take
therefore
the
study
of
the
Scriptures
much
patience
as
the
ordinary
things
of
life.
STAND
also
that
"Nobility"
that
characterized
the
Bereans,
of
which
the
Scripture
says
that
"were
more
noble
than
those
in
Thessalonica,
for
they
received
the
word
with
all
eagerness,
examining
the
Scriptures
daily,
"and
you
will
see
how
this
work
bears
the
prize
in
itself.
"How
sweet
are
your
words
to
my
taste,
sweeter
than
honey
!;
to
my
mouth
...
Thy
testimonies
are
wonderful
...
I
rejoice
at
your
word
like
that
Kinds
great
spoil
...
Therefore
I
love
thy
commandments
above
gold,
and
more
very
pure
gold.
"Such
is
the
testimony
of
the
Psalmist,
who
had
made
the
Word
God
their
diligent
study
and
persevering
meditation,
and
may
be
the
experience
of
Wannabe
suit.
John
5:39;
Acts
17:11;
Psalm
119:
103,
129,
162.127).
5.
proKitable
scripture
study
is
needed,
at
least,
the
wisdom
of
know
principiar
reading
so
easy
and
proceed
to
what
is
most
difKicult.
It
is
easy
discover
that
the
New
Testament
is
simpler
than
the
Old
and
the
Gospels
are
simpler
than
the
apostolic
letters.
Even
among
the
gospels,
the
Kirst
three
are
simpler
than
the
fourth.
Princpiese
therefore
study
the
three
Kirst.
Then
the
third
pudase
read,
for
example,
the
book
of
Acts,
it
is
easier
to
understand
that
the
Gospel
according
to
John,
whose
content
is
very
deep.
In
a
word,
bear
the
wisdom
of
knowing
move
from
the
simple
to
the
difKicult
to
proKit
and
not
corner
the
book
incomprehensible,
as
they
have
some
reckless.
Pudanse
summarize
all
these
provisions
that
trait
characteristic
manifested
by
the
disciples
of
Jesus
in
times
of
no
understand
their
words:
They
asked
for
the
meaning,
asked
explanation,
read:
"Apart
explained
everything
to
his
disciples,"
"opened
the
way
for
understand
the
scriptures.
"His
example,
in
this
case,
besides
indicating
the
precise
conditions
for
proKitable
scripture
study
gives
us
the
rule
essential
to
be
observed
in
this
work:
prayer,
supplication.
Never
should
undertake
the
study
without
having
asked
the
Master
to
open
the
understanding
and
clarify
his
Word.
The
source
of
all
light
and
wisdom
is
God's
promise
and
says:
"If
any
of
you
lacks
wisdom,
let
him
ask
of
God
...
and
it
shall
be
given.
"So
David
did:
"Open
my
eyes,
says,
teach
me
your
statutes;
give
me
understanding,
incline
my
heart
to
your
testimonies.
"And
he
could
sing
the
result
of
his
conduct,
saying:
"How
sweet
are
your
words
to
my
taste
...
More
than
my
teachers
I
understood
"please
continue
his
example
and
the
result
will
be
identical
(Matthew
13:36;
Mark
4:...
1
O,
34;
Luc.
24:45;
Santo
1:
5.7;
Psalm
119:
18,
26,
34,
37,
99.104).
QUESTIONS
1.
Why
proKitable
scripture
study
requires
a
special
spirit?
And
Why
do
we
need
to
be
respectful?
2.
Why
a
docile
spirit
to
study
is
needed
and
correct
understanding
of
the
Bible?
3.
Why
we
need
to
love
the
truth
searcher
of
the
Scriptures
and
why
will
remain
fruitless
who
loves
error?
4.
Why
requires
patience
proKitable
Bible
study?
7
5.
Why
wisdom
or
common
sense
is
needed
in
the
study
of
the
Scriptures?
Should
it
be
used
as
wisdom
or
common
sense
in
what
particular
cases?
Note:
-
Carefully
review
this
important
lesson,
not
only
in
order
to
know
answer
the
questions.
But
with
the
higher
purpose
of
acquiring
the
indicated
provisions
necessary
for
proKitable
study
of
God's
Word.
CHAPTER
III:
GENERAL
OBSERVATIONS
IN
ORDER
TO
BIBLICAL
LANGUAGE
1.
According
to
the
testimony
of
Scripture
itself,
was
divinely
inspired
"to
teaching,
for
reproof,
for
correction,
for
instruction
in
righteousness,
that
the
man
of
God
may
be
perfect,
thoroughly
furnished
unto
all
good
works.
"In
a
word,
Writing
takes
aim
to
make
man
"wise
unto
salvation
through
faith
which
is
in
Christ
Jesus
"(2
Timothy
3:
July
14-1)..
2.
By
the
same
token,
we
hope
and
expect,
rightly,
that
the
Bible
speaks
simply
and
clarity.
3.
Indeed,
reading,
for
example,
the
New
Testament,
we
Kind
at
every
step
in
its
pages
the
great
principles
and
Christian
duties
expressed
in
language
simple
and
clear,
evident
and
palpable.
Each
page
highlights
the
spirituality
and
holiness
of
God,
while
spirituality
and
fervor
that
requires
their
worship.
In
Everywhere
we
painted
the
fall
and
corruption
of
man
and
the
consequent
need
of
repentance
and
conversion.
Everywhere
we
proclaim
remission
sin
in
the
name
of
Christ
and
salvation
by
merit;
eternal
life
by
faith
in
Jesus,
and
at
the
same
time,
eternal
death
from
lack
of
faith
in
the
Savior.
Each
Step
consist
Christian
duties
in
all
circumstances
of
life
and
bra
promises
of
God's
Spirit
in
the
Kight
against
corruption
and
sin.
These
truths
shine
like
daylight,
so
that
neither
the
reader
more
surface
and
indifferent
will
stop
closures.
4.
But
what
happens?
As
in
other
books.
In
the
simplest
treated
elementary
school,
which
deals
only
in
earthly
things,
are,
for
example,
words
and
passages
that
do
not
understand,
no
explanation,
uneducated
man.
It
Would
Be,
So
strange
to
Kind
words
and
passages
difKicult
to
understand
in
the
Holy
Scriptures
that
in
human
language
try
to
divine,
spiritual
and
eternal
things?
Yes
a
province
of
Spain
Kigures
or
modes
are
used
to
express
it
in
another
does
not
understand
without
interpretation,
would
it
be
unusual
to
such
Kigures
and
expressions
in
Scriptures
were
written
in
distant
countries,
all
different
from
ours?
If
all
old
writing
obscure
points
offers,
does
serious
strange
that
had
a
book
inspired
by
God
to
His
servants
in
different
seasons
ago
hundreds
and
thousands
8
years?
Nothing
more
natural
containing
Scripture
obscure
points,
words
and
passages
that
require
careful
study
and
interpretation.
5.
Recall
here
that
only
in
such
cases
of
difKiculty,
and
not
on
what
simple
and
clear,
we
need
the
advice
of
hermeneutics
to
make
it
Fruitful
our
study
and
correct
our
interpretation.
6.
Now,
suppose
a
document
comes,
will
or
legacy
strongly
interests
us
and
we
care
a
great
fortune,
but
the
details
think
of
some
words
and
expressions
dif:icult
to
understand
how
and
why
obraramos
way
to
get
the
real
meaning
of
such
a
document?
Surely
we
would
ask,
:irst,
explanation
to
its
author,
if
this
is
possible.
7.
But
if
we
illuminate
with
such
promise
that
we
work,
scrutinizing
us
thereof,
most
natural
and
successful
outside
undoubtedly
read
and
reread
the
document,
taking
his
words
and
phrases
in
the
usual
and
ordinary
meaning.
As
for
the
obscure
words
would
look
naturally,
its
meaning
and
enlightenment,
:irst
instead,
bound
by
or
adjacent
to
obscure
words,
that
is,
by
all
the
sentence
in
which
they
occur.
8.
But
if
you
still
quedramos
without
light,
we
would
try
clarity
by
the
context,
is
say,
for
the
preceding
and
following
sentences
to
the
dark
point,
ie
the
yarn
or
fabric
immediately
to
the
narrative
in
which
it
is.
9.
If
not
enough
context
would
consult
entire
paragraph
or
passage,
by
looking
at
the
object,
intent
or
purpose
for
which
the
passage
is
headed.
10.
And
if
it
does
not
prove
to
us
the
desired
clarity,
light
would
look
elsewhere
in
the
document,
just
in
case
there
were
similar
sentences
or
paragraphs,
but
more
explicit,
who
occupy
the
same
issue
obscura
expression
perplexing.
11.
In
short,
and
anyway,
so
that
outside
obraramos
SU
interpreter
itself,
since,
leading
to
one
or
another
lawyer,
contravendramos
the
Will
the
generous
author
and
the
end
of
the
day,
we
would
risk
concerned
and
little
careful
interpretation.
In
the
case
of
the
interpretation
of
Holy
Writing,
double
Testament
of
Our
Lord,
the
procedure
indicated,
besides
being
the
most
natural
and
simple,
is
the
most
successful
and
safe,
as
we
shall
see
below.
QUESTIONS
1.
What
was
the
purpose
of
the
inspiration
of
Scripture?
2.
What
should
we
expect
regarding
the
biblical
language
being
such
its
object?
3.
In
reference
to
what
speciMic
points
biblical
language
is
very
understandable?
4.
How
is
it
that
in
the
Scriptures
there
are
gray
areas
that
require
careful
study
and
correct
interpretation?
5.
In
which
case
we
need
the
advice
of
hermeneutics?
6.
How
would
proceed
Mirstly
to
clarify
an
obscure
point
in
any
legacy
to
be
extended
to
our
advantage?
7.
If
working
condition
we
offer
light,
how
obraramos?
8.
If
the
entire
phrase
in
the
dark
expression
occurs
not
Mind
the
desired
clarity,
what
should
we
do?
9.
If
the
context
we
do
not
get
the
light,
what
should
you
do?
10.
If
the
entire
passage
is
not
enough,
what
to
do?
11.
Why
is
it
necessary
to
proceed
so
that
the
resulting
document
their
own
interpreter?
(See
previous
lessons).
CHAPTER
IV:
FUNDAMENTAL
RULE
By
the
above,
we
have
seen
how
self
and
more
convenient
than
in
any
document
of
importance
are
obscure
points
is
care
that
he
himself
be
its
own
interpreter.
As
for
the
Bible,
the
procedure
indicated,
is
not
only
convenient
and
very
doable
but
absolutely
necessary
and
indispensable.
1.
As
we
know,
the
Mirst
interpreter
of
the
Word
of
God
was
the
devil,
who
gave
to
God's
word
a
meaning
that
was
not
cunningly
distorting
the
truth.
More
Later
the
same
enemy,
distorts
the
meaning
of
Ia
written
Word,
truncndola,
ie,
citing
the
part
that
suited
him
and
suppressing
the
other.
2.
imitators,
conscious
or
unconscious,
have
perpetuated
this
procedure
deceiving
mankind
with
false
interpretations
of
Scripture.
Victims,
therefore,
such
as
delusions
and
great
mistakes
that
have
resulted
hecatombs
and
cataclysms,
we
already
have
enough
of
that
interpretation
particular.
And
nobody
should
seem
strange
that
we
insist
that
the
Mirst
and
fundamental
rule
in
the
straight
biblical
interpretation
should
be
provided
above,
namely:
Writing
explained
by
Scripture,
that
is:
the
Bible,
its
own
interpreter.
3.
Ignoring
or
violating
this
simple
and
rational
principle,
it
has
been
found,
as
indicated,
apparent
scriptural
support
for
many
and
fatal
errors.
Looking
at
words
or
verses
torn
from
a
whole
and
not
allowing
the
Writing
explain
itself,
the
Jews
found
it
apparent
support
for
rejecting
Christ.
Acting
just
as
the
Papists
are
apparent
support
in
the
Bible
for
error
of
the
papacy
and
the
killings
related
to
it,
not
talk
about
the
Inquisition
and
other
errors
like
that.
By
so
doing
are
apparent
Spiritualists
support
for
erroneous
reincarnation;
Communists,
for
distribution
of
goods;
scoffers
unbelievers
to
contradictions;
the
Russellites
for
their
blasphemous
errors,
and
Minally,
Wilson
and
Roosevelt,
for
militarism.
If
you
had
the
sense
to
allow
him
to
explain
the
Bible
itself,
avoid
fatal
errors.
10
4.
Thanks
to
abuse
indicated
hear
that
the
Bible
proves
what
you
want.
The
malice,
disbelief,
laziness
in
his
study,
attachment
to
misconceptions
and
mundane,
and
ignorance
of
any
rule
of
construction,
prove
what
you
want
with
the
Bible;
but
the
Bible
never
prove
what
men
want
so
badly
willing.
Nor
will
prove
no
real
scholar,
nor
humble
believer,
any
thing
with
Scripture.
5.
On
the
contrary,
because
the
humble
disciple
and
learned
in
the
Word,
knows
that
"the
law
Jehovah
is
perfect
"and
there
is
no
error
in
the
Word,
but
in
man.
The
so
known
that
is
not
removed
and
placed,
or
is
added
and
deleted
impunity
to
the
Word,
to
satanic
style,
because
God,
through
His
servant,
has
made
state:
"Do
not
add
to
His
words,
lest
He
reprove
thee
and
thou
be
found
a
liar.
And
if
anyone
takes
away
from
book
of
this
prophecy,
God
shall
take
away
his
part
from
the
Book
of
Life.
"No,
certainly
divine
revelation
which
perfect
law,
"divinely
inspired
for
teaching,
reproof,
for
correction,
for
instruction
in
righteousness,
that
the
man
of
God
may
be
thoroughly
equipped
for
every
good
work,
"such
disclosure,
we
say,
not
provides
impunity
for
such
abuse.
6.
In
view
of
such
statements
and
these
and
other
restrictions,
it
is
clear
to
all
lights
that
has
absolutely
divine
sanction
the
particular
interpretation
of
Popery
it
attaches
to
the
word
itself
superior
authority,
the
interpretation
of
"Parents"
of
the
teaching
Church
or
of
papal
infallibility,
as
also
of
no
that
sanction
the
idea
of
individual
interpretation
of
Protestantism.
"No
prophecy
of
the
scripture
is
of
any
private
interpretation,
"says
Pedro
and
Jesus
us
encouraged
to
search
the
Scriptures
to
Mind
the
truth,
not
to
interpret
the
Scriptures
to
establish
the
truth
at
will.
7.
Nothing
is
strange
because
in
the
past
we
Mind
eminent
writers
such
as
these:
Scripture
is
its
own
best
interpreter.
You
will
understand
the
Word
God,
better
than
any
other
way,
at
one
part
to
another,
comparing
spiritual
things
with
spiritual
(1
Cor.
2:13).
Which
is
to
use
Scripture
in
such
so
that
it
should
become
its
own
interpreter.
8.
If
on
the
one
hand,
pulling
verses
together
and
quoting
loose
phrases
support
of
preconceived
ideas,
you
can
build
biblical
doctrines
calls
that
are
not
teachings
of
Scripture,
but
rather
"doctrines
of
devils,"
on
the
other
partly
explaining
Scripture
by
Scripture,
using
the
Bible
as
a
performer
himself
itself,
not
only
the
true
meaning
of
words
and
texts
is
acquired
determined,
but
also
the
certainty
of
all
Christian
doctrines
concerning
the
faith
and
morals.
Note
mind
that
a
doctrine
can
not
be
considered
the
all
biblical
before
summarizing
and
lock
everything
Scripture
says
of
it.
An
duty
is
not
entirely
biblical,
if
not
covered
and
summarizes
all
the
teachings,
requirements
and
reservations
contained
in
the
Word
of
God
in
order
to
it.
You
Here
Mits
well
the
law:
"Do
not
pronounce
judgment
before
hearing
the
parties."
But
commit
the
offense
of
failing
before
examining
the
parties
all
those
who
established
doctrines
of
words
or
torn
verses
together,
without
allowing
Writing
to
explain
itself.
Just
missing
commit
that
just
as
come
and
contradictions
and
immoral
teachings
speak.
Consequently,
of
great
need
is
to
observe
the
said
rule
of
rules,
namely:
The
Bible
its
interpreter
itself,
unless
we
make
mistakes
and
bring
upon
us
Scripture
itself
curse
pronounced
against
counterfeiters
of
the
Word.
We
say
"rule
of
rules"
because
of
this,
it
is
critical
emerge
several
others,
as
we
are
born
naturally
from
it.
QUESTIONS
1.
Who
was
the
Mirst
interpreter
of
the
Word
of
God
and
what
their
maMias?
2.
What
should
be
the
fundamental
rule
in
the
interpretation
of
the
Bible
and
why?
3.
What
evils
have
resulted
from
not
interpret
the
Scriptures
for
themselves?
4.
Who
prove
what
they
want
with
the
Bible?
5.
Why
can
not
prove
what
you
want
with
the
Bible?
6.
How
must
consider
the
particular
interpretation
or
Papist
individually
or
Protestant?
7.
What
principle
of
interpretation
recommended
eminent
writers
of
yesteryear?
8.
What
is
required
to
be
positively
biblical
doctrine
or
this
or
that
statement?
9.
What
fundamental
principle
must
serve
all
basic
Bible
study?
CHAPTER
V:
FIRST
RULE
1.
As
already
indicated,
the
writers
of
Scripture
wrote,
Naturally,
in
order
to
be
understood.
And,
therefore,
they
should
make
use
of
familiar
words
and
had
used
in
the
sense
that
usually
had.
Ascertain
and
determine
which
is
the
usual
and
ordinary
meaning,
must
be,
therefore,
the
Mirst
caution
in
the
interpretation
or
right
understanding
of
Scripture.
2.
It
will
be
necessary
to
repeat
here,
for
the
greater
good,
that
in
such
investigation
also
the
divine
assistance,
there
are
ways
to
proceed
you
should
not
ignore
any
reader
Bible,
being
always
necessary
to
consider
the
fundamental
principle
that
the
Book
must
be
its
own
interpreter,
whose
principle
others
are
deducted,
we
call
rules
or
guidelines
for
interpretation.
3.
Of
these
thus
says
the
Mirst:
it
is
necessary,
as
far
as
possible,
take
the
words
their
usual
and
ordinary
meaning.
4.
Rule
extremely
natural
and
simple,
but
most
importance.
Well
ignoring
or
raping,
in
many
parts
of
Scripture
have
no
other
meaning
than
you
want
grant
human
whim.
For
example,
there
were
those
who
imagined
that
sheep
and
oxen
mentioning
Psalm
8
were
believers,
while
birds
and
the
Mish
were
unbelievers,
what
drew
consequently
all
Men
like
it
or
not,
are
subject
to
the
power
of
Christ.
If
I
had
into
account
the
usual
and
ordinary
meaning
of
the
words
would
not
have
fallen
into
such
error.
5.
But
note
well
aware
that
the
usual
and
ordinary
meaning
does
not
always
equate
to
literal
sense.
In
other
words.
the
duty
to
take
the
words
and
phrases
in
their
sense
ordinary
and
natural.
no
means
always
be
taken
to
"walk
the
letter."
How
Come
you
know,
every
language
has
its
own
peculiar
modes
of
expression,
and
so
singular,
if
translated
into
exactly
is
lost
or
completely
destroyed
the
real
and
true
sense.
This
is
due
perhaps
better
account
for
case
the
language
of
Scripture
than
any
other
book,
being
and
hate,
not
only
the
contradiction
disappears,
but
we
understand
the
true
sense
of
the
text,
meaning
that
without
Judaism
expresses
Jesus
himself,
saying:
"He
who
loves
father
or
mother
more
than
me
is
not
worthy
of
me."
(Mat.
10:37).
For
the
above
examples
we
can
understand
the
great
need
of
familiar
with
Migures
and
own
peculiar
modes
of
biblical
language.
This
familiarity
is
acquired,
of
course,
for
an
extended
study
Scripture
itself.
But
as
soon
achieved
with
consideration
should
a
short
treatise
special.
QUESTIONS
1.
What
should
be
the
Mirst
line
care
in
the
interpretation
of
Scripture?
2.
What
fundamental
principle
must
be
always
present
in
the
interpretation?
3.
What
is
the
Mirst
rule
that
emerges
from
"the
rule
of
rules"?
4.
Why
is
it
so
important
to
this
rule?
5.
What
is
the
difference
between
the
usual
or
ordinary
meaning
and
literal
sense
and
why
not
should
always
take
the
words
in
their
literal
sense?
6.
Why
was
the
Bible
written
in
popular
language
and
Migurative
language
rather
scientist?
Examples:
What
is
the
Mirst,
second,
third,
fourth
example
What
are
Hebraisms?
How
is
acquired
familiarity
necessary
to
distinguish
between
language
literally
and
Miguratively?
CHAPTER
VI:
RULE
TWO
1.
In
biblical
language,
as
in
any
other,
there
are
words
whose
meaning
varies
lot,
within
the
meaning
of
the
sentence
or
argument
they
occur.
It
is
therefore
important
Always
ascertain
and
determine
what
the
special
thought
which
proposes
express
the
writer,
and
thus
taking
by
guide
this
thought,
you
can
determine
the
positive
sense
of
the
word
that
offers
difMiculty.
2.
It
is
therefore
important
as
natural
as
what
we
call
second
rule,
and
says
it
entirely
accurate
take
the
words
in
the
direction
indicated
by
the
whole
sentence.
3.
From
the
examples
we
offer
then
we
will
see
how
varies,
depending
on
the
phrase,
text
or
verse,
the
meaning
of
some
very
important
words,
accentuating
well
the
importance
of
this
rule.
a.
Examples:
1.
Faith:
The
word
faith
ordinarily
means
trust;
but
has
also
other
meanings.
We
read
of
Paul,
for
example:
"Now
faith
Ads
which
once
he
destroyed.
"Of
all
this
phrase
we
see
clearly
that
faith,
here,
does
not
mean
belief,
or
the
doctrine
of
the
Gospel.
Says
the
Apostle
God
"will
judge
the
world
in
righteousness
by
that
man
whom
he
hath
ordained,
given
assurance
to
all
by
raising
Him
from
the
dead.
"Judging
by
the
set
of
this
verse,
faith,
here,
does
not
mean
conMidence
or
belief,
but
testing
or
demonstration.
"That
makes
no
difference
if
eaten
(by
dropping
the
brother),
is
condemned,
because
he
eateth
not
of
faith,
and
anything
that
does
not
come
from
faith
is
sin.
"On
the
whole
verse,
and
everything
considered,
we
Mind
that
Voice
happens
here
in
the
sense
of
conviction;
conviction
of
Christian
duty
to
the
brothers.
(Gal
1:23;.
Acts
17:31;
Rom
14:23.).
b.
Health:
The
health
word
is
often
used
in
the
sense
of
salvation
sin
and
its
consequences;
but
has
also
other
meanings.
We
read,
for
example,
Moses
"supposed
his
brethren
understood
that
God
would
deliver
them
by
his
hand.
"Guided
by
the
whole
verse,
we
understand
that
health
voice
here
occurs
in
sense
of
freedom
temporary.
"Now
is
nearer
than
when
we
believed
our
health;"
health,
here
is
equivalent
to
the
coming
of
Christ.
"How
shall
we
escape
if
we
had
neglect
so
great
salvation?
"Considering
all
want
health
say,
here
all
the
Gospel
revelation.
(Acts
7:25;
Rom
13:11;
Heb
2:...
3).
c.
Grace:
The
ordinary
meaning
of
the
word
grace
is
favor;
but
is
used
in
other
ways.
We
read,
for
example:
"By
grace
are
ye
saved
through
faith;
and
that
not
of
yourselves:
it
is
the
gift
of
God,
"etc.
For
all
of
this
verse
is
clear
that
grace
means
pure
mercy
and
goodness
God
manifested
believers
without
any
merit
on
their
part
"The
Lord
bore
witness
to
the
word
of
his
grace,
"ie,
to
the
preaching
of
Gospel.
"Wait
perfectly
on
the
grace
that
is
to
be
brought
Jesus
Christ
you
is
given.
"The
set
tells
us
here
that
grace
equivalent
the
bliss
that
will
bring
in
his
coming.
"The
grace
of
God
was
manifested
...
It
teaches
us,
"etcetera.
Grace,
here
used
in
the
sense
of
teaching
the
Gospel.
"Good
thing
that
the
heart
in
grace
and
not
by
food."
Considering
the
whole,
grace,
this
text
is
equivalent
to
the
doctrine
of
Gospel
in
position
to
those
dealing
with
related
tubers
Judaic
practices.
(Eph
2:
8;
Acts
14:
3.,
The
Peter
1:13;
Titus
2:11;
Heb.
139).
d.
Meat:
We
read:
"By
the
works
of
the
law
shall
no
Mlesh
be
justiMied
before
God.
"The
whole
of
this
phrase
indicates
that
the
word
Mlesh,
this
means
person.
"Give
them
a
heart
of
Mlesh;"
that
is,
a
tender
and
mild
disposition
...
"We
live
in
times
past
in
the
lusts
of
our
Mlesh,"
ie,
in
the
sensual
desires.
"God
was
manifest
in
the
Mlesh;"
namely
in
the
form
human.
"Having
begun
in
the
Spirit,
are
you
now
being
perfected
by
the
meat?
"that
is,
by
observing
Jewish
ceremonies,
such
as
circumcision,
which
is
made
in
the
Mlesh.
(Rom
3:20;
Ezekiel
36:26;
Eph.
2:
3;
the
1st
Tim
3:16;
Gal...
3:
3).
e.
Blood:
Speaking
of
crucifying
Christ,
the
Jews
say:
"His
blood
be
on
us
and
on
our
children.
"Guided
by
our
rule,
we
see
blood,
here,
occurs
in
guilt
and
its
consequences
for
killing
the
innocent.